Penguin USA. 12/01/1981. Reprint. In THE AMERICAN, a brash and wealthy American named Christopher Newman, a veteran of the Civil War, goes to Paris in search of an aristocratic wife. He falls in love with the widowed Claire de Cintré (née Bellegarde), whose ruthless, snobbish mother and older brother refuse to allow them to marry. Another family member tells Newman a family secret that he can use to force the Bellegardes to agree to the marriage, but he is too upright to do so. This early novel (1877) is one of Henry James's more accessible works, and his detailed, analytical, and always engaging view of American innocence as if succumbs to the jaded and cynical sophistication of the Old World makes for a highly enjoyable story. Originally published at $13.00 You save 85% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 03/01/1987. Reprint. Lambert Strether is dispatched to Paris by the widowed Mrs. Newsome--his fiancée--to bring back her son Chadwick. It is rumored that Chad has fallen under the spell of a Frenchwoman of dubious reputation, and his mother wants him to return to take over the running of the Newsome Mills, in Massachusetts. Once in Paris, Strether undergoes a personality change. Not only does he advise Chad to remain there with his lover--the charming Mme. de Vionnet--but he comes perilously close to succumbing to the city's magic himself. The ending is both unexpected and deeply ironic; Strether's situation illustrates James's lifelong preoccupation with the differences in culture, morality, and the concept of the good life in a city like Paris vs. a New England mill town. It is, of course, no secret where the author's sympathies lie. As the aging Strether expresses it in a word of advice to a younger character: "Live all you can....Don't miss things out of stupidity. Live!" James considered this novel to be his masterpiece, and--despite its extreme length, slowness, and quiet absence of action or real suspense--critical opinion generally agrees with him. Originally published at $7.00 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 09/01/2005. Reissue. 503 pgs. A story about brothers and sisters, in which magical realism and the idea of extended family both play a vital part. Originally published at $12.95 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 01/01/2002. 352 pgs. Patrizia discovers after her mother's death that her estranged father did, in fact, not only care for her but sent support checks her bitter mother never cashed. She travels to Rome to find him, without telling him who she is, and moves into his villa where he has commissioned her to create a painting. In the course of this climactic visit to her father's country, she also falls in love with an Italian man. Originally published at $6.99 You save 72% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 06/01/1992. Reprint. The love story of two college professors, Vivian Twostar and Roger Williams. They have little in common beyond a physical attraction and the fact that both are involved in research about Christopher Columbus. Vivian, a Native American and a single parent, is writing an academic piece on Columbus from the Native American viewpoint. Roger, an English professor and poet, is writing an epic poem about Columbus. The research brings them together on a quest for the truth about Columbus, and his impact on the contemporary world, and especially on the destinies of Native Americans. Originally published at $5.99 You save 71% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 11/01/1976. Reprint. A one-volume anthology of work by the famous Spanish author, including an abridged edition of "Don Quixote", several short stories, and selected poems, along with an introduction, annotations, and critical essays examining Cervantes life and influence. Originally published at $18.00 You save 91% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 11/01/1996. 161 pgs. "The mere slim shade of an intelligent but presumptuous girl...a certain young woman affronting her destiny" is how Henry James describes his first perception of Isabel Archer, who grew into one of his most magnificent heroines. An American heiress newly arrived in Europe, Isabel does not look to a man to furnish her with her destiny; instead she desires, with grace and courage, to find it herself. Two eligible suitors approach her and are refused. She then becomes utterly captivated by the languid charms of Gilbert Osmond. To him, she represents a superior prize worth at least 70 thousand pounds; through him, she faces a tragic choice. The greatest of the novels of James's early period, PORTRAIT OF A LADY was deeply influenced by both Turgenev and George Eliot. Originally published at $10.95 You save 91% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 12/01/1984. Reissue. In this light-hearted novel, a brother and sister who have been raised in Europe travel to New England to visit their cousins, and the clash of customs, opinions, and moral values results in enlightenment for everyone involved. Originally published at $9.00 You save 89% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 04/01/1985. Reissue. 591 pgs. Possibly James's most complex and difficult work, THE GOLDEN BOWL concerns four characters: the American art connoisseur Adam Verver, his daughter Maggie, Maggie's old school friend Charlotte Stant, and Charlotte's ex-suitor Prince Amerigo. The fabulously wealthy Ververs encounter the prince on their European tour, and he and Maggie fall in love and are married. When Charlotte comes to visit, Adam Verver asks her to marry him. The two couples settle in London, where Maggie begins to suspect the previous liaison between her husband and her friend. Desperately in love with the prince and unable to bear the presence of his old lover, Maggie persuades her father to take Charlotte back to America to live, without revealing to him what she knows. Impressed by Maggie's handling of the delicate situation, the prince falls truly in love with her. A golden bowl found in a Bloomsbury antique shop, and later smashed to pieces, serves as the emblem for the complicated web of love and betrayal James deals with in this novel. Originally published at $11.00 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 03/01/1988. Reissue. 126 pgs. DAISY MILLER is often thought of as the quintessential James novel: the story of the innocent abroad who is corrupted by contact with an older, more sophisticated society. Daisy, a delightfully uninhibited young American, scandalizes the European community in which she is a visitor with her high spirits and disregard of ancient conventions. After an innocent but unwise tryst with an Italian admirer to see the Colosseum in Rome by moonlight, Daisy contracts malaria and dies. The pathos of her death is compounded by the fact that another admirer, Winterbourne, is never entirely convinced that Daisy is merely the frank, innocent girl she seems. Originally published at $7.00 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 06/01/1988. Reprint. DON QUIXOTE is the story of an aging gentleman who decides that he is a latter-day knight-errant, bound to sally forth to defend the world from evil. He enlists as his squire a neighboring peasant, Sancho Panza. Together they have many adventures across Spain until the gentleman's friends are able to convince him to return home and resume his old life. The most famous of all Spanish novels, the first part of DON QUIXOTE was published in 1605. The second part was published (after a spurious sequel was published by another author) in 1615. Originally published at $8.95 You save 80% off the cover price!

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Oxford Univ Pr. 08/01/1998. 1087 pgs. Perhaps the greatest--and certainly the most famous--novel ever written in Spanish, DON QUIXOTE is the classic picaresque tale of a knight-errant living in a world which has no use for him. Written as a history, it gives an account of the life of Don Quixote of la Mancha, a deluded 17th-century Spaniard who believes himself to be a medieval knight and attempts to win renown through acts of chivalry that are invariably disastrous or absurd. One of the earliest examples of the novel form, it remains to this day among the most influential and best-loved works of fiction in any language. Originally published at $9.95 You save 80% off the cover price!

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St Martins Pr. 10/01/1995. Reprint. The sequel to Ricci's acclaimed first novel, "The Book of Saints," this continues the story of young Vittorio from Italy to the New World, a country whose every aspect feels alien to him. Originally published at $22.00 You save 92% off the cover price!

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St Martins Pr. 02/01/1999. As World War II threatens their comfortable life in Hong Kong, young Joan and Emma Lew escape with their family to spend the war years in Macao. When they return home, Emma and Joan grow into independent young women and pursue lives and careers very different from those their family and relatives consider acceptable. Originally published at $13.95 You save 87% off the cover price!

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St Martins Pr. 07/01/1998. 325 pgs. The third volume--after "The Book of Saints" and "In a Glass House"--of Ricci's autobiographical trilogy of a childhood in Italy, and the adventure of immigration to Canada. In this installment, young Victor returns to Italy after his father's death to discover the truth about his family origins and his half-sister Rita's maternity. Originally published at $25.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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St Martins Pr. 03/01/2001. 346 pgs. After she loses her job and dumps her fiancé, Melissa flees to England. She takes a job as au pair with the family of a Member of Parliament, and divides her time between their bleak house in rural Scotland and their almost equally grim place in London, tending to the lovable children--including a deaf toddler--but increasingly frustrated by their tyrannical mother. Finally, Melissa takes matters into her own hands and finds a way to extricate herself--but not without learning valuable lessons about survival on both sides of the Atlantic. Originally published at $23.95 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Farrar Straus & Giroux. 07/01/1997. 311 pgs. A family saga describing life among three generations of Cuban-Americans in Miami. Cuca, the family matriarch, is an elderly widow who consoles herself with her recollections of a happier life in Cuba. Her daughter Adela is a frivolous and pleasure-seeking divorcee, and Adela's daughter Maribel is an assimilated career woman. The interactions between the three provides a rich portrait of immigrant life in contemporary America. Originally published at $24.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 01/01/1997. A historical novel about an American vessel grounded off the coast of England in the 1830s. While the ship waits to return to sea, the isolated community in which it has landed is profoundly affected by the presence of its crew, including Otto, the ship's cook--who is also a slave, and who is freed by an intrusive abolitionist. Originally published at $15.00 You save 87% off the cover price!

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Random House Inc. 05/01/2000. 259 pgs. A young American named Lucy Stark is the assistant to a bestselling novelist who has been researching a new book in Tuscany. When she receives news that he has died, she becomes convinced that his death was mysterious, and that his life wasn't completely straightforward, either. A wild fling with a local married man and the attentions of an inscrutable aristocratic neighbor increase the tension in Valerie Martin's modern-day addition to the tradition of the "innocent abroad" novel of Henry James and Edith Wharton. A 1999 New York Times Notable Book. Originally published at $12.00 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Random House Inc. 02/01/2002. Reprint. Jayojit Chatterjee has custody of his little boy for the summer holidays, and the two travel from America to Calcutta to visit Jayojit's parents. As the family settles into its roles, Jayojit reflects on his own childhood in the house where he is now a visitor, his broken marriage, and the strange dislocations of his present life. Originally published at $12.00 You save 89% off the cover price!

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Bantam Dell Pub Group. 10/01/1998. Reprint. 208 pgs. Jack Squire, in Venice on business, falls in love with Caterina Vendramin, and Jack soon finds that his mysterious new love, and the city itself, remind him of unresolved aspects of his life. Originally published at $15.00 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Random House Inc. 01/01/1998. Reprint. 187 pgs. This portrait of a Jewish family in London between the two world wars is more exuberant and less inner-directed than most of her novels, and more involved with world and its inevitable conflicts between parents and children, self and society, work and personal life. Originally published at $15.00 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Houghton Mifflin. 04/01/2001. 171 pgs. In Ganesan's first novel, published in 1990, two Indian sisters--Renu and Manx--and their mother leave Long Island for their family home in the Bay of Bengal, where a cousin has drowned. Disturbed by an old family belief that, if her cousin drowns, Renu herself will die by fire, Renu must cope not only with his death but with what she sees as the end of childhood Originally published at $13.00 You save 85% off the cover price!

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Ballantine Books. 08/01/1996. Reissue. In 18th-century Scotland, most miners pledged their sons to work in the mines until infirmity or death. Mack McAsh takes exception to this and escapes to London. But his rebellious spirit is not quelled, and he fights against the companies that control the docks. Throughout the novel, his path constantly crosses that of the highborn Lizzie Hallim, a hometown girl who becomes his lover. Together, the formidable pair may just be able to change the injustices in their world. Originally published at $7.99 You save 80% off the cover price!

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New Amer Library. 03/01/2003. Reprint. 320 pgs. Moe Rosen intervenes when his neighbor, Miz Ark, is mugged, and Miz Ark's community of Haitian relatives and friends adopts him as a brother--and a good-luck charm, something that the community will soon be greatly in need of. Set in Brooklyn, this literary thriller also includes scenes in Haiti, where the brutality of an evil colonel wreaks widespread destruction. Originally published at $13.95 You save 89% off the cover price!

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New Amer Library. 08/01/1957. Abridged. DON QUIXOTE is the story of an aging gentleman who decides that he is a latter-day knight-errant, bound to sally forth to defend the world from evil. He enlists as his squire a neighboring peasant, Sancho Panza. Together they have many adventures across Spain until the gentleman's friends are able to convince him to return home and resume his old life. The most famous of all Spanish novels, the first part of DON QUIXOTE was published in 1605. The second part was published (after a spurious sequel was published by another author) in 1615. Originally published at $6.99 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 06/01/1992. Reprint. The debut novel from the highly acclaimed writer Julia Alvarez. Dr. Carlos Garcia's role in a failed coup on a Caribbean island means that he and his wife, Laura, must flee with their four daughters and abandon their aristocratic lifestyle for a new life as Hispanic immigrants in America. Originally published at $14.00 You save 89% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 09/01/2000. 215 pgs. A young Laotian refugee from the Vietnam War makes his torturous way out of a ravaged land, hoping to find the "land of smiles"--a mythical place where all will be well. En route, he loses his mother and sister, but is reunited with his father in a Thai refugee camp. They manage to get to San Francisco, where the boy grows up dealing with not only a new language and new values but the simple necessity of making a living. When, a little older, he returns to his homeland, he must face the reality of what it is to be an exile. Originally published at $12.95 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 06/01/2001. Reissue. Alvarez's fourth novel begins in the 19th century and continues into the 20th, telling in alternating chapters the story of Salomé Ureña and her daughter, Camila. Salomé, who was once the fiery poet laureate of the Dominican Republic, gave up her career to raise her family, and died young of tuberculosis. Camila, who came of age and immigrated to America during World War II, was a professor at Vassar who had to reconcile her career with the early loss of her mother and her conflicted feelings about her homeland. Originally published at $14.00 You save 89% off the cover price!

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